/lit/ - Literature

>>16361148
I remember the first time you posted this, I laughed aloud like a retarded. Highly based.

this type of "art" cannot exist without it's (((critics))) using their cultural authority to proclaim it meaningful. it has nothing to do with the materials on display and everything to do with (((them))) and the story they need you to buy into in order to "interpret" it "correctly". just imagine being one of the pseud faggots who buys into their shell game thinking it earns you intellectual points

in the old days you would be recommended meme books on value investing like The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham. but markets are no longer connected to economic reality. they are fake instruments used as propaganda by central planners to prolong the lifespan of the federal reserve system.

if you trust the media, the politicians and the banks, then put all your money in a passive SP500 index tracker. it is rigged to only go up. if it stagnates, or falls, then the collapse will be existential. they are going to do everything in their power to prevent this from happening. if you don't trust them, then read The Sovereign Individual and get on /biz/

>>12462274
it may just be quicker
to call him a nigger

>>12312423
And a better writer, yes

Had some late night junk food and now I'm lying in bed at 1 am. A good gym session in the morning excuses all sins

What are some medieval kino books?

I'm so tired of doing nothing with my life. As soon as I wake up tomorrow I'll work hard, stop eating junk food, stop drinking coffee, and, most importantly, I'll start working hard on stuff in my free time, under my own initiative, and I'll stop wasting all my time. I'll be a doer

I didn't speak until I was 5 or read until I was 7, which worried my parents, but the doctor said I was fine and I did well in school afterwards. I went to many schools in my youth because my parents always moved around the country. I was always opening things up to see how they worked. Most kids played video games. I created them. I am left handed. My teacher at the age of 16 told me I'd never go anywhere in life. One time I broke in to my school at night to see my IQ test score and I had the highest of anyone. I was a voracious reader. There were always books around my house. I never read anything assigned by the school. I was caught smoking cannabis by my schoolmaster but I didn't have enough to be accused of dealing it, so I only had a punishment of writing many lines of Latin. At the age of 16 I won a low odds bet and made more than ten times the average UK salary, so I immediately left Eton.

Post ITT if you're taking a cheeky 4chan break in between chapters.

I'm currently reading a history book. Some /pol/ will complement it.

I went to the gym late in the evening and lifted weights on the moderately heavy and high volume day, so I'm lying in bed and the McDonalds is being converted in to gains as I type. I also did some productive stuff in my free time (learning about computer science). I'm lying in bed at 1 am. Life doesn't feel so bad.